What The Tech Industry And Railroads Have In Common

Posted by Mike Muhlfelder | Feb 21, 2025 | Sales | 0 |

I am going to tell you that you may not want to hear—something that few are saying out loud. Your job in technology may be ending soon. We are in the midst of both an evolution and a revolution. If you’re concerned about your future and the future of the technology industry, read on.

From 1863 to 1900, hundreds of thousands of workers built the U.S. railway system. As the network of railways expanded, employment in the industry grew to 1.2 million by the early 1900s, peaking further during World War II. But as technology evolved . . .

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Mike Muhlfelder

The wisdom of age or just not shy with my personal perspective on selling. You decide. I am a dedicated sales leader with a passion for driving positive change in the B2B sales world, whether that is at the individual level or building/ rebuilding processes. Yes, I believe fully in AI and how it can benefit us but only if you fix the underlying processes before you add technology. If you don't agree with anything I have said or written, tell me. We start learning when we find out we are wrong.

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